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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCouncil.Minutes.08-06-2001 Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Reg�ilar SeSS101'1 August 6, 2001 225 _. _._._____._,__N___ _._,___.�__.__._ __..�___.�.._.___.._. _ ----... _. _ _ _ __ . n_._._._ ,_._., __ _ T00111195 REGULAR SESSION—AUGUST 6,2001 Council convened in regular session on Monday, August 6, 2001, at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Albert M. Spradling III presiding and Council Members Richard Eggimann, Matt Hopkins, Tom Neumeyer,Jay Purcell,Frank Stoffregen and Hugh White present. The invocation was presented by Mr. White, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. The City Council convened in closed session prior to the regular session for purposes of discussing confidential or privileged communications with its attorney and legal actions or litigation pursuant to RSMo. Section 610-021(1), upon Mr. Hopkins' motion, Mr. Stoffregen's second, and the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. The minutes of the July 16, 2001, regular and closed sessions were approved upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Eggimann's second, and the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. The agenda was adopted as distributed upon Mr. Neumeyer's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. Mayor Spradling announced that the council has a policy that speakers appearing before the Council be limited to five minutes for comments. He requested that those appearing please refrain from repeating what sorrieone else has said and attempt to keep comments to a minimum. This being the date set for a public hearing regarding the request of Bo and Dianne Shantz to rezone the north side of Lexington Avenue between Perryville Road and Steven Drive from R-1, single family residential district, to R-4, multiple family residential district, the hearing was opened. Mr. Bo Shantz appeared in support of the request. Upon questioning by Mr. White, he explained that it was his understanding that the proposed developer of this property intends to construct upscale apartment townhomes. Mr. Virgil Jones of the Rebel Group appeared and stated that the company has a contract to purchase this property from Mr. Shantz. Development plans include 16 units in four buildings with a home-like appearance. There being no further appearances,the hearing was closed. BILL NO. 2001-154 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 30 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI, BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF THE NORTH SIDE OF LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN PERRYVILLE ROAD AND STEVEN DRNE, CITY AND COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI FROM R-1 TO R-4 The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-154 was approved upon Mr. Stoffregen's motion, Mr. Eggimann's second, and the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. This being the date set for a public hearing regarding the request of Greater Missouri Builders, Inc. for a special use pernut for a drive-in restaurant which will be located in a 12-foot by 28-foot portable building in the 2100 block of William Street (Town Plaza parking lot) in a C-2, general commercial district, the hearing was opened. The City Planner's Council Letter in the agenda Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular S@SSIOCI August 6, 2001 226 - - _.__ _ __ __. __._ . __ ___, _ ___--_ T00111195 - .. �...�...�. ._.__. ....___ ...-- -_..---_.__....._..__._.__---.. _ _ ... . . _._...._..... . _. ...____.__.. . . ...._ . , .. . _ _. ._. _ ._ .._. .._.. . __ . - packet presented for the record a certified copy of the following items: (1) Section 30-39 entitled "Special Use Regulations"from the City Code; (2)the Application for Special Use Permit; and(3) the application file. Mr. Tyson Zahner, owner of Ty's Summer Snow, explained that he plans to expand his current business at its present location. The unit will be two separate buildings put together,built on a steel frame. There being no further appearances,the hearing was closed. � BILL NO. 2001-155 was given first reading as follows: i f AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO GREATER MISSOURI � BUILDERS, INC. AND TYSON P. ZAHNER, FOR PURPOSES OF CONSTRUCTING, MAINTAINING AND OPERATING A DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT IN A 12-FOOT BY 28- FOOT PORTABLE BUII.DING, IN THE 2100 BLOCK OF WILLIAM STREET (TOWN PLAZA PARKING LOT), IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-155 was approved upon Mr. Eggimann's motion, Mr. Neumeyer's second, and the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. This being the date set for a public hearing regarding the request of First Assembly of God Church of Cape Girardeau for a special use pemrit for a church and recreation complex and day care and learning centers in the 3700 block of Old Hopper Road, the hearing was opened. The City Planner's Council Letter in the agenda packet presented for the record a certified copy of the following items: (1) Section 30-39 entitled "Special Use Regulations" from the City Code; (2) the Application for Special Use Permit; and (3) the application file. Mayor Spradling announced that Missouri Court rulings indicate that cities do not have zoning authority over the construction of a church;therefore,this public hearing will focus on the requested daycare only. I � Rev. Gary Brothers of First Assembly of God explained that the Kids Corner Daycare has been part of the church's ministry for 27 years. It is an extension of the church's ministry to the community. It will be totally enclosed within the church facility, and over one-half of the employees are church members,including all of the management. Bible lessons are taught to the children, and they pray with the children. They also have a children's ministry team that comes in to the daycare once per week to present programs to the children. In fact, during his tenure as pastor, they had one occasion when a parent withdrew their child based on the religious teaching they were giving and the focus on the Bible, because they did not want their child under that. Currently, approximately 115-120 children per day attend the daycare from throughout the community. The church does not expect this number to increase when they move to the new facility. The plans they have drawn up do not include much expansion for the daycare. The daycare is not limited to children of inembers of the congregation and is open to whomever would like to come. Upon questioning by Mr. Neumeyer he explained that the church ministry operates from three locations, including the present church, the old May Greene School, and the old Save-A-Lot building in the Town Plaza. When the new facility is opened, the present church building will be sold, and all activities occurring there will be moved to the new facility. T'heir youth ministry and youth offices are in the old Save-A-Lot building on Kingshighway. They want that function to stay there since it is a high traffic area for high school and college age kids. They minister to over 350 children per week at the old May Greene School, but they will also remain at that location. They will not come to the new facility on Hopper Road. Mr. Purcell stated that the current church has approximately 145 to 150 paved parking spaces and 45 to 50 gravel parking spaces, and questioned why the proposed new church has parking for over twice that amount. In addition, he stated concerns that the daycare is a commercial venture and will encounter traffic problems in the area, and questioned how the daycare would be advertised. I � Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Reunlar S@SSIOCI___ August 6, 2001 227 __..�._ ��__._-,---���.�......____�_..___..______�,_.___._._�._____ _ __.__ ____� __ _ _____ __._ �_ ___.�_.__. �.__.___ ._ ._.__ _._ -- _ _. �. T00111195 _._ _ _,.e . . .._. _�_.____d . _._ _.__..._ ..._---... .. ----.__ ___ .__ He stated that some people at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting said that the church would be bussing people to the new facility, and that over 600 cars exit the parking lot at the end of a service. Rev. Brothers stated they could not stack 600 cars on the parking lot in 201 spaces. He said this past weekend was a typical attendance for the church. Saturday evening they had 85 cars in the parking lot. Sunday morning's first service had 163 cars, Sunday morning's second service had 183 cars, and Sunday evening they had 164 cars in their parking lot. The cars do not all exit at the same time. The opponents' figures about traffic flow are not true. They do not bus people to services now. They stopped bussing after a Saturday night service was added in October of 2000. Rev. Brothers explained that membership at the church is 2,000 but that an average single service attendance at the church building is around 350. This total membership figure of 2000 people, however, includes all of their activities and locations. It includes 150-200 youth ministered to on Wednesday nights, up to 400 at the May Greene School facility, and their "networks ministry" of ineetings taking place in individual homes involving 600-700 people from Sikeston to Marble Hill. The new church is hoping for expansion of its membership and plans for 490 parking spaces,but the new facility only seats 1000 people. They intend to continue with multiple services, or else they would be full the first Sunday they moved in. Church statistics show that they can only maintain 85 percent of capacity in either the seating or the parking spaces. They have to give people room. People will only fill up the other 15 percent at special events. They overbuilt on purpose. Because of traffic concerns, the church did not consider this expansion until the new Hopper Road was built. He said there is not one driveway that comes out on this section of new Hopper Road. Children are brought to the daycare early in the day and are picked up at various times throughout the day. However, the number of cars coming for the daycare center would be miniscule compared to the number of cars that would travel that road if the area were developed as a subdivision. It was his opinion that the traffic for the daycare would not be significantly noticed because it will follow the new Hopper Road. He did not feel people would use Old Hopper Road when they could use the straighter new Hopper Road. Until recently, Mount Auburn Road where the church is now has only been two lanes, and they have not had any problems. The sign for the church and daycaze will be a combination sign similar to the present signage, and the advertising will not be any different than what is currently being done. Mr. Mark Lumbeck, 3719 Old Hopper, appeared and stated the road to the church will be near his backyard and questioned if the city could do anything about it. He stated he was not opposed to the church or the daycare, but he did not want a road in his backyard. Mayor Spradling responded that the temporary construction road will be at the top of the hill on Old Hopper Road, and issues relating this temporary street can be addressed in the special use permit. Mr. Samuel Smith of Smith and Company, engineers for the project, stated that the road to the church will be approximately 30' from the rear of Mr. Lumbeck's property, but the church would be receptive to putting in a screen of trees or bushes. The plan presented is a preliminary plan and is subject to change, even as to the placement of that road. Ms. Scarlett Followell appeared and stated she lives in Twin Lakes Estates. She said this area was annexed by the city and provided city water and sewer without a choice, and the traffic is already bad without the church complex in place. It was her opinion the church needed to build elsewhere in the city. Mr. Bob Dodson, 3317 Kage, appeared and stated he has frontage on the new Hopper Road. the south side of Hopper was sold for residential use without access to Carolewood Subdivision, and if it is developed,there could be driveways onto Hopper Road. Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular SeSSIOCI August 6, 2001 228 _ _ _ -- _ . . T00111195 " . .. ...,.._a.._.._:.. _ ____�_...__. . .__._ ...... .. . .._.______ . _,__....._ ..__ . ;, Mr. am Drusch, attorney, appeared on�ie�a��`o�many of the neigh6ors and property owners 'T ;; opposed to the church daycare. He stated the special use permit process has regulations dealing =; �� with daycares, and he read portions of the City Code relating to this, including a statement that � ' he thought a daycare in a residential area could have no more than ten children. Upon !' !� �; questioning by Mr. Drusch, City Attorney Eric Cunningham stated that the ordinance and ! ,� special use permit do not restrict the number of children in the daycare. Mr. Drusch continued �' that the main concern is that the daycare is a commercial establishment, regardless of what " Reverend Brothers said, meant to make a profit, in a residential neighborhood. He said that ;; whatever the church charges per child, times the number of children, is "commerce." There are '' lots of daycare centers throughout this city. They are not all located in churches, and they are j; not required to be in churches. They are established to make money, and so is this one. Kids go ;; �� there for the church to make money. He pointed out that the City Council had been told that �+ 'i participation in the daycare was not limited to parishioners' kids. He said that special use permit !' �1, regulations state that commercial establishments, except for marinas, are not allowed in Ij ±� residential areas, and if this is approved,it was his opinion it would constitute spot zoning. ;� + ,i �� Mr. Judd Marquis, 3713 Hopper, appeared and stated that there will be roads on three sides of ii � his property, and he felt he was being bullied off of his property. '� ;': �� �j Mr. Liam Maher appeared in opposition to the recreation complex proposed by the church. He i; ;; ;, did not feel it was necessary when the Osage Community Centre was in close proximity of the �� '� church. Mayor Spradling responded that the City Council is only considering the daycare and ;� �; ;! not the entire complex. i� it Mr. Bruce Jateff appeared and displayed four maps indicating property owners who have signed ;� ±� a petition opposing a special use permit for this property. Mr. Jateff read the petition and stated ' �'� ! there are a total of 226 signatures. Mr. James Shandy presented another page of the petition to ;: the City Council. Mr. Purcell stated that the petition will need to be verified and authenticated I; ;; to determine whether a super majority vote by the Council will be necessary. ;; i; �" Ms. Dorothy DiGirolamo, 1002 Camino Court, appeared and stated that petition submitted was j'; for the daycare and all other proposed uses on this site, but not the church. Traffic is a problem +� � now and will be worse when school starts. ,; i; Mr. Steve LeGrand, 3618 Old Hopper, appeared and stated that this portion of Old Hopper is '' very poorly maintained by the Cape Special Road District, and the street will not be able to ;' �� handle the construction traffic. He opposed the temporary construction entrance because he said ;': many times temporary becomes permanent. Mayor Spradling responded that if the special use '! permit is not approved for the daycare, the city will have no control over the proposed entrance 'i '� to the church. !' � �; �; ;� Upon questioning by Mr. Purcell, Samuel Smith explained that it was the recommendation of ii i; the Planning and Zoning Commission and the city staff to designate Old Hopper Road as a ;' `i temporary construction access, and therefore it is on the proposed plan. If the city opposes this '' �j entrance, the church can build the permanent street from Hopper to the church property and use �� {� this as a construction entrance. The church does not need to use Old Hopper Road as a '' i; temporary construction entrance at all. " �� �� �� Ms. Sandy Donnelly, a member of the church and developer in the city, stated she developed ';� ;; Windwood Lake Estates and added 15' of trees to the outside of the subdivision to protect it ;� I; from any potential streets that could be constructed in the future up to the property line. She �; l� �; �; Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Reg�� Session August 6, 2001 229 ______------____ _.____.__._�.______.__.__.____.__.__ ______,___._____ ..____.- --.______ ___ _______.__.___.__, ._�_ ._ ._ .____.__.. __.__.___ __ roo,,,,ss continued that she did not understand the opposition to the church plan because the church has. done nothing but good for the community. The daycare is a bible base for children, and although the church does not pay taxes, the members do. T'hey daycare has been there for 27 years. She goes to church there Sunday morning and Sunday night, and traffic is not a problem. She has never had a problem getting out. There being no further appearances,the hearing was closed. BILL NO. 2001-156 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, FOR PURPOSES OF CONSTRUCTING, MAINTAINING AND OPERATING A CHURCH AND DAY CARE CENTER IN THE 3700 BLOCK OF OLD HOPPER ROAD, IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI Mr. White made a motion, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 2001-156. Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Neumeyer, to amend the ordinance by removing the church from the special use permit. The amending motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays, none. The original motion was approved as amended upon the following roll call vote: Hopkins, aye; Neumeyer, nay; Purcell, nay; Spradling, aye; Stoffregen, nay; White, aye; Eggimann, aye. This being the date set for a public hearing regarding the property tax rates proposed to be set by the City of Cape Girardeau for the fiscal year beginning July l, 2001, and the real property ta�c rate proposed to be set for the Special Business District No. 2 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2001,the hearing was opened. There being no appearances,the hearing was closed. Mr. Shawn Cassidy 784 Pinson Ct, Pevely, Missouri, appeared and presented a statement, a copy of a court case City of Cape Girardeau v. Jo��ce, and his response to the court case regarding gun control and the right of each citizen to keep and bear arms. He read Section 17-98(a)(5) of the City Code and Section 21.750(3) of the Revised Statutes of Missouri regarding openly carrying firearms. He stated it was his opinion that under the constitution it is the right of every citizen to bear arms for their own protection, and he requested the City Council to repeal the above section of the city code. Mr. Eggimann commended the Cable Television Advisory Committee on the Cable Customer Survey they prepared and had distributed, and he requested all residents to complete the survey and return it. The following bills were given second and third readings: BILL NO. 2001-149 AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING GENERAL WARRANTY DEEDS AND TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENTS FROM DRURY LAND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, DRURY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, DSW DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, BLUFF CITY BEER COMPANY, AND EUGENE AND MARSHA HOLLOWAY FOR THE WIDENING OF SIMERS DRIVE BETWEEN CAMPSTER DRNE AND BLOOMFIELD ROAD Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular SgSSIOtI August 6, 2001 230 _ _ _. _ _ _ ,.. _ . _ . _.._ .__ _ _ T00111195 � . ���.9iT0i�.:�. _ _ �,... _....,$�.�NZS.����-1 S 1 AN�Z'S�7�A�1���A���PTIN� A TEIVIPOR ARY CONSTRUCTION __ ; _ __._._..�_ �, i� EASEMENT FROM GREATER CAPE GIRARDEAU AREA i; �? BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION TO CONSTRUCT A RAIL SPUR IN j� ;! THE GREATER CAPE GIRARDEAU AREA INDUSTRIAL PARK !; � ;; ;, '' BILL NO. 2001-152 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE RECORD PLAT OF '� ;i McDONALD'S SUBDNISION ;; ,: � i: ;; ;i The second and third readings of BILL NOs. 2001-149, 2001-151 and 2001-152 were approved �; and the ordinances adopted upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. White's second, and the following i; vote: A es E mann Ho kins Neume er Purcell S radlin Stoffre en White. Na s none. �' � Y � g� , P � Y � , P g� g , y , ;� ,� BILL NO. 2001-149 is ORDINANCE NO. 2917; BILL NO. 2001-151 is ORDINANCE NO. I'; �' 2918; BILL NO. 2001-152 is ORDINANCE NO. 2919. � i� ;+ �� BILL NO. 2001-159 was given first reading as follows: �� �, � � I� AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING A GENERAL WARRANTY DEED AND A QUIT CLAIM �i !; DEED FROM RANDOL FARMS DEVELOPMENT,INC. FOR THE KENT DRIVE PROJECT ;� �� i� ;i The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-159 was approved upon Mr. Eggimann's motion, Mr. �� '{ purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, �s i, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. i' � ii ,� �; !! BILL NO. 2001-160 was given first reading as follows: i:. i' ' i; �; 1' ; AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING A GENERAL WARRANTY DEED, PERMANENT '� EASEMENT AND TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT FROM CHARLES L. ";� ;� DRURY, TRUSTEE OF CHARLES L. DRURY REVOCABLE TRUST DATED MARCH 6, j� 1989,FOR THE BLOOMFIELD ROAD II PROJECT !! ,. �; �� The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-160 was approved upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Hopkins' i; second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, ;; �;� Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. I' I; �i BILL NO. 2001-161 was given first reading as follows: ' � j } �; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 26 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO ` ` LOWERING THE BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT LEVEL NECESSARY FOR A j�;. �; " CONVICTION OF DRIVING WITH EXCESSNE BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT FROM .10 ` �' T0 .08 �f ;; �: ;; ;; �; `� The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-161 was approved upon Mr. Neumeyer's motion, Mr. �� �f Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, �i i� Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. i: I� '; �, �E BILL NO. 2001-163 was given first reading as follows: ;; ii '! !� AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO i; �i POSSESSION OR CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN PUBLIC !� � �i �i � !, 1e �i � �i iI ;; �� �� i Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Reuular S@SSIOCI August 6,2001 231 --- �__.r.__._�_._..___�.._.�_._____._.�_____._.__._____-_-. ._.___.,_.._ _ -.___.� .___._. _-- __ _._.__ _.____. __. _..__..._ .__ _ __ _ T00111195 . _ __ _.._.._____.. .. _ .... __ . _. _.. ____.._.______ ,_._..________..__ .___ .__._. The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-163 was approved upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. BIL,L NO. 2001-164 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 19-9 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO PERSONNEL POLICIES, APPEALS AND DUE PROCESS PROCEDURE The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-164 was approved upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 2001-165 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCHEDULE F OF SECTION 26-247 OF THE CITY CODE, REPEALING AND ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ON HENDERSON AVENUE, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-165 was approved upon Mr. Neumeyer's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 2001-167 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE MISSOURI HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION, FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A TRAFFIC SIGNAL BY OTHERS, TO BE MAINTAINED BY THE COMMISSION The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-167 was approved upon Mr. Hopkins' motion, Mr. White's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 2001-168 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE LEVYING OF THE ANNUAL CITY REVENUE TAX; LIBRARY FUND TAX; PUBLIC HEALTH TAX; DEBT SERVICE FLTND TAX; SPECIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT NO. 2 TAX; FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING ON THE 30TH DAY OF JUNE, 2002 The first reading of BILL NO. 2001-168 was approved upon Mr. Hopkins' motion, Mr. Neumeyer's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 2001-157 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A LOCAL RECORDS PRESERVATION GRANT AGREEMENT, WITH THE MISSOURI SECRETARY OF STATE Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular SgSSIOtI August 6, 2001 232 _ _ . . _ __._ .__. ___ _ _ T00111195 . ���.f ......�.. .. -. ._.....�._..... j � Tfie�reading of BILL NU. �6�1-�3'7 �was approved and the resolution adopted upon 1VIr. ii I� Neumeyer's motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, ;j �' Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays, none. BILL NO. 2001-157 is � i; ; ;3 RESOLUTION NO. 1691. i� �; ;; �; i; = BILL NO. 2001-158 was presented as follows: ;; �� ;i �; A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT ' WITH THE CAPE GIRARDEAU REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION i; I� The reading of BILL NO. 2001-158 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. ;� ! Eggimann's motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, �� i! Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays, none. BILL NO. 2001-158 is �� i RESOLUTION NO. 1692. !, ii I� BILL NO. 2001-162 was presented as follows: ;� i �; � A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIIZARDEAU, MISSOURI, AUTHORIZING AN '� �; � Ij APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDING UNDER THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION �! j� PROGRAM OF THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, AND TO i! �� EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY GRANT DOCUMENTS i; ;i ;j The reading of BILL NO. 2001-162 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. Purcell's ;; �; j; motion, Mr. Eggimann's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer �; �; (abstain), Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays, none. BILL NO. 2001-162 is �; i� RESOLUTION NO. 1693. i', ;� ;' ;i Mr. Keith Whitworth was appointed to the Cable Television Advisory Committee for a term ;� ;; expiring February 20, 2004, upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Neumeyer's second, and the following �' �� vote: A es: E mann Ho kins Neume er Purcell S radlin Stoffre en White. Na s none. ' Y g� , P � Y , , P g� g , Y � i' i; i� !: Mr. Don Boyd and Ms. Verna Nelson were appointed to the Historic Preservation Commission for ! ; { terms expiring April 16, 2003, and Ms. Amy Chiles was appointed for a term expiring April 16, " ;' 2004, upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Hopkins second, and the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, '� Hopkins,Neumeyer,Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. '' Mr. Hopkins made a motion, seconded by Mr. Stoffregen, to conditionally approve a retail liquor '" by the drink license for Tamara Zellars Buck d/b/a The Phat Cat, 731 Broadway, Tamara Elaine �! ` Zellars Buck, Managing Officer. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, '� ?i Eggimann,Hopkins,Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. �: ,; i� ;i �� Mr. Stoffre en made a motion seconded b Mr. Neume er to a rove a tem or 5% beer b �� g , Y Y , PP P �'Y Y �; �; the drink license for Kiwanis Club of Cape Girardeau for an event to be held September 7-8, 2001, �i ;; at 905 Enterprise Drive (Minor's Harley Davidson), Joe H. Anders, Managing Officer. The ;! '' motion was a roved u on the followin vote: A es E mann Ho kins Neume er Purcell ` {a PP P g Y � g� � P , Y � ;; it Spradling, Stoffregen, White. Nays,none. i; �I Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Neumeyer to approve a temporary 5% beer by the �! �' drink license for Fred Higdon, d/b/a Semo District Fair Association, for an event to be held �s ;� September 6-8, 2001, Fred Higdon, Managing Officer. Beer stands will be located in Arena Park iE !' at the following locations: #1 southeast of the Arena Building, #2 southwest of the Arena j� j: E� ;; '� IP Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Re.gular S@SSIOCI August 6,2001 233 � �_���_�._,_---__ _�.._.._.____._.�___�___._________._____ �_.� -.-----__ __.,_..__ .___.__-- ---_. ._--.- T00111195 ..__ _ ___ __._.__�__��___..__._._�.__.____._ _....___._.. _._.. _._. .. _. .., . .. ..._,. __. _. ..__...�.__.___ _.__..__.._ . Building, #3 northwest of the Arena Building, and #4 northeast of the Arena Building. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Neumeyer to approve a temporary 5% beer by the drink license for Fred Higdon, d/b/a Semo District Fair Association, for an event to be held September 9-15, 2001, Fred Higdon, Managing Officer. Beer stands will be located in Arena Park at the following locations: #1 southeast of the Arena Building, #2 southwest of the Arena Building, #3 northwest of the Arena Building, and #4 northeast of the Arena Building. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes: Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. There being no further business, the Council adjourned upon Mr. Stoffregen's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Eggimann, Hopkins, Neumeyer, Purcell, Spradling, Stoffregen,White. Nays,none. A. . Spradling III,Mayor i ( - �t.4��� r i IJ{ �/�.�t .,�1 Gayle L. C nrad, City Clerk